No, Philip couldn’t just let it be. He had planned to just keep his mouth shut, but he needed to say a few words of advice.

—Being genuine also depends on the circumstances.

“What?”

—Just bowing down isn’t the answer. There are people who you should do that to and those you shouldn’t.

Philip spoke like a master teaching his disciple.

“Then just now…”

—To make an analogy, the natives are like grass.

Philip continued.

—They take it for granted that they will get trampled on like weeds. Then what does it mean when they suddenly gather together and try not to get trampled on anymore? That means there’s a good reason for their behavior.

—Then you shouldn’t try to trample on them like usual. Rather, you should show them that you are willing to get trampled on instead.

—Come to think of it, you told me you were just a regular person where you came from, right?

Chi-Woo answered Philip’s sudden question with an affirmative.

—Then there must also be someone similar to a king there. Imagine if such a person bowed and apologized politely to you.

—How would you feel?

Of course—Chi-Woo would be surprised. He would be at a complete loss and not know what to do. Since the president of a country was going so far, he would think he should back down. Only then did Chi-Woo understand how the natives felt.

—The important thing is being on eye level. Your attitude needs to differ based on the situation and who your opponent is.

“Yes, I understand.”

Philip smacked his lips as he saw Chi-Woo nodded. First of all, it was good that Chi-Woo was ready to learn,...